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The '''Anti-Vocationist League''' (AVL) stands in opposition to the [[Functionist Council]], supporting the freedom of the oppressed | The '''Anti-Vocationist League''' (AVL) stands in opposition to the [[Functionist Council]], supporting the freedom of the oppressed. Many of them have "Redundant" alt-modes, such as data-sticks, the [[Lunabot |Lunabots]] from the [[astro class]], and those who have fixed their alt-modes to look like [[Rung (G1)|Rung]]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:45, 2 February 2017
The Anti-Vocationist League (AVL) stands in opposition to the Functionist Council, supporting the freedom of the oppressed. Many of them have "Redundant" alt-modes, such as data-sticks, the Lunabots from the astro class, and those who have fixed their alt-modes to look like Rung.
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
Twelve-of-Twelve and his Functionaries were rounding up AVL dissidents when they encountered the universally-displaced crewmembers of the Lost Light and naturally assumed they were simply more or the rabble-roousers to be arrested. Other AVL memebers, led by Clicker, attempted a rescue, but only succeeded in proving they were terrible at the whole resistiance-fighter thing, needing to be saved by the Lost Light crew. Clicker then revealed the AVL's base of operations was Cyberutopia. Anomie
